Havens End rests wonderfully in the heart of Conwy on the North Wales coast, inside the renowned Conwy City Walls. Havens End is newly refurbished and surrounded by the delights of this popular tourist town, and offering high-quality accommodation for four people, this is an excellent choice for a family break by the sea. This sumptuous holiday home is tucked away from the vibrant town centre; step inside and be greeted by an immaculately furnished sitting room which is graced with an attractive feature fireplace and plenty of snug seating to unwind on after a day of exploring. Next to this, find a charming, traditional country cottage-style kitchen/diner, laced with splendid light grey units and featuring a wooden dining table, the neutral overtone gives it a real homely feel. Take the stairs to the first floor where you will find the two peacefully decorated bedrooms, a pleasant double and a bunk room both benefit from pretty feature fireplaces and provide the ideal accommodation for a family of four. Also on this level is a well-appointed traditional family bathroom, playing host to a bath with a shower over. For some quiet time away from the group, head up to the characterful eaves of Havens End upon the second floor, here you will find a comfortably finished snug room - just perfect for sitting with a book or your headphones in away-from-it-all. This room also has a TV and to the right through the skylight you will find excellent castle views, particularly at night. The calming enclosed garden to the rear of the property rests within the well-known Conwy City Walls; it comprises a gravel area and a tranquil decking just perfect for enjoying a relaxing drink or two under the sun. Roam the quaint streets of Conwy with ease from this home-away-from-home, its assortment of fine restaurants, shops and cafés lie at your fingertips, as does the town's beautiful castle and the famous Smallest House in Great Britain. Across the Conwy Suspension Bridge, you will find the village of Llandudno Junction which leads towards the ever-popular Llandudno itself - a seaside resort bursting with charm, attractive architecture and a range of superb attractions. After exploring all that this sublime coastline has to offer, why not head inland into the magnificent Snowdonia National Park? Tour this marvellous region of Wales from the inviting Havens End cottage.

As a World Heritage Site, Conwy's history and architecture are undeniable, yet the town's centre is a lively bustle of activity. Additionally, in addition to its old festivals and fairs, as well as musical concerts and galleries, there is a variety of restaurants and motels. Conwy Castle, built for King Edward I between 1283 and 1287 by Master James of St George, is one of the finest examples of military architecture of the mediaeval era.

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